Second marriage, elder childbearing woman
A woman who has given birth at an advanced age after two marriages refers to a woman who is married and divorced, remarries, and is pregnant and has given birth at the age of 35. With the change of modern society, more and more women choose to remarry after divorce, and hope to be pregnant and have children at an advanced age. However, older women who have given birth after two marriages face many difficulties and challenges.
Psychological difficulties
For women who have experienced a marriage failure, going into marriage again and deciding to have children may bring psychological pressure and trouble. They may worry about failure again, and psychological barriers may affect the chance of pregnancy. In addition, older women who have given birth after two marriages are more likely to face double family expectations and social pressure. The doubts and worries of relatives and friends, as well as the successful pregnancy cases of younger women around them, may aggravate their anxiety and stress, and then affect the pregnancy process.
In addition, older women who have given birth after two marriages also need to overcome the impact of divorce on self-esteem. In the process of rebuilding their self-identity and self-worth, they need to maintain a positive and optimistic attitude, reduce psychological distress, and enhance self-confidence in order to better face the pressure brought about by the second marriage and elderly childbirth.
Physical problems
With the increase of age, a series of changes have taken place in women's body, including the decline of ovarian function, the reduction of egg quality and quantity. These changes will affect the chance of pregnancy and the success rate. In addition, women who are pregnant at an advanced age also face more risks of complications during pregnancy, such as hypertension, gestational diabetes, etc. Women before and after menopause are more prone to emotional fluctuations, physical decline and other problems, which will have a negative impact on pregnancy and pregnancy health.
Therefore, older women who have given birth after two marriages need to have a comprehensive physical examination and assessment before pregnancy, including ovarian function, uterine health, hormone levels, genetic diseases, etc. If possible, you can choose assisted reproductive technology, such as IVF, to increase the chance of pregnancy.
Economic predicament
Older women who have children after two marriages may face greater economic pressure on their children's education. Due to age restrictions and economic conditions, they may not have enough time and energy to work and earn money like young women. At the same time, children's expenditure on education will also be relatively high. Therefore, older women who have two marriages and have children need to plan in advance and reserve enough economic power to ensure the growth and education of their children.
In addition, the economic plight of the elderly women who have two marriages and have children also includes the possible financial burden of single parents in parenting. In addition, if the marriage is unstable after remarriage, alimony may also need to be paid after divorce, which also increases economic pressure and burden.
Social Concept Obstruction
In the traditional Chinese concept, women enter the "advanced age" after the age of 35, and the concepts of remarriage and late marriage are still questioned and discriminated against by some social groups. The society's attitude bias towards women who have children at the age of two marriages may have a negative impact on them.
Therefore, the elderly women who have two marriages and have children need to give themselves certain persistence and tolerance in social concepts. They should pay attention to their own and children's happiness, understand and accept the diversity and change of society. At the same time, through self affirmation and a positive attitude to life, to break the shackles of traditional ideas.
Summary
The elderly women who have given birth after two marriages face many difficulties, such as psychological difficulties, physical problems, economic difficulties and social barriers. However, as long as they pay close attention to their own health, actively and optimistically face difficulties, and make comprehensive preparations and planning, they can overcome these difficulties and realize their own value and happiness in life. At the same time, the society should also strengthen the support and understanding of women who have given birth at the age of two marriages to provide them with more convenience and opportunities.
